Otari

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Otari
Otari
(City)
Town

Nation
Region
Level
4
Size
Small town
Population
1,240
Demographics
60% humans, 8% halflings, 7% aiuvarins, 6% elves, 5% dwarves, 5% gnomes, 3% dromaars, 2% goblins, 4% other
Government
Mayor (elected leader)
Alignment
Adjective
Otari
Ruler
Leader
Source: Ruins of Gauntlight, pg(s). 67
Details about Otari also appear in Gamemastery Guide 135.

Otari is a small port town near the Immenwood on the south coast of the Isle of Kortos, about halfway between Absalom and Diobel. It is located at the head of a bay of the Inner Sea.1 It is a modern but relatively quiet settlement, and is popular among retired Pathfinders, many of whom operate businesses there.2 Important to the economy of Absalom as a whole is Otari's lumber trade: timber cut from the Immenwood arrives by road into Otari and, from there, is traded across the Inner Sea region.3

History

The first buildings of the town of Otari were built in the middle of the 43rd century AR by a group of ex-adventurers who called themselves the Roseguard. They built the settlement on a sheltered site south of Gauntlight, a keep built by Belcorra Haruvex, who had been defeated by the Roseguard. During this struggle, the Roseguard lost one of its members, Otari Ilvashti, after which they quit adventuring and settled down.4

Locations

See also: Category:Otari/Locations

Residents

See also: Category:Otari/Inhabitants

References

Paizo published a gazetteer of Otari in Ruins of Gauntlight and published a Pathfinder Adventure titled Troubles in Otari.

For additional as-yet unincorporated sources about this subject, see the Meta page.

  1. Erik Mona, et al. Absalom and Starstone Isle” in World Guide, 13. Paizo Inc., 2019
  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 Scott D. Young. Bandits of Immenwood, 5. Paizo Inc., 2019
  3. Erik Mona, et al. Absalom and Starstone Isle” in World Guide, 17. Paizo Inc., 2019
  4. James Jacobs. Otari Gazetteer” in Ruins of Gauntlight, 65. Paizo Inc., 2021
  5. Ron Lundeen. Downtime Activities at the Dawnflower Library. Paizo blog, 2020
  6. Ron Lundeen. No-Prep Character: Morlibint. Paizo blog, 2020
  7. Jason Keeley, et al. “Chapter 1: Fishing for Adventure (for 2nd-level characters)” in Troubles in Otari, 7–8. Paizo Inc., 2020
  8. 8.0 8.1 Jason Keeley, et al. “Chapter 1: Fishing for Adventure (for 2nd-level characters)” in Troubles in Otari, 8. Paizo Inc., 2020
  9. Scott D. Young. Bandits of Immenwood, 6. Paizo Inc., 2019
  10. Ron Lundeen. No-Prep Character: Morlibint. Paizo blog, 2020
  11. Jason Keeley, et al. “Chapter 1: Fishing for Adventure (for 2nd-level characters)” in Troubles in Otari, 6. Paizo Inc., 2020
  12. Ron Lundeen. Downtime Activities at the Dawnflower Library. Paizo blog, 2020